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II. TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS S Automatic Flash When the command dial is set to 0 , R , 41 in the image zone, the flash will automatically pop up and fire if the subject is dark or in back-lit conditions where the background is too bright against the subject. 4.7 If you wish to take a photograph without using the flash, such as in places where flash photography is forbidden or for indoor shots where you wish to make use of the available lighting, simply press the shutter button halfway, then push the built-in flash down gently to retract. You can then take your photograph without the flash. S Red-eye Reduction when Using the Flash In photographs of people taken using a flash at night or in poorly-lit interiors, the subject's eyes may appear red. This is due to light reflected from the retina, and the phenomena is called "red eye". When taking a flash shot with the camera set to the red-eye reduction function, the red-eye reduction lamp lights up, gently illuminating the subject's eyes momentarily, reducing the size of the pupils and reducing the chance of the red-eye phenomena occurring. When using the image zone, the red-eye reduction function can be set in the following way. 1. Press the red-eye reduction mode button (the flash button). • The LCD panel will display the mark to indicate that the red-eye reduction has been set. o 2. To switch the red-eye reduction function off, press the flash button one more time. • The C> mark on the LCD panel will go out, indicating that the red-eye reduc- tion function has been switched off. 19

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II.
TAKING
PHOTOGRAPHS
S
Automatic
Flash
When
the
command
dial
is
set
to
0
,
R
,
41
in
the
image
zone,
the
flash
will
automatically
pop
up
and
fire
if
the
subject
is
dark
or
in
back
-lit
condi-
tions
where
the
background
is
too
bright
against
the
subject.
4.7
If
you
wish
to
take
a
photograph
without
using
the
flash,
such
as
in
places
where
flash
photography
is
forbidden
or
for
indoor
shots
where
you
wish
to
make
use
of
the
available
lighting,
simply
press
the
shutter
button
halfway,
then
push
the
built-in
flash
down
gently
to
retract.
You
can
then
take
your
photograph
without
the
flash.
S
Red
-eye
Reduction
when
Using
the
Flash
In
photographs
of
people
taken
using
a
flash
at
night
or
in
poorly
-lit
interi-
ors,
the
subject's
eyes
may
appear
red.
This
is
due
to
light
reflected
from
the
retina,
and
the
phenomena
is
called
"red
eye".
When
taking
a
flash
shot
with
the
camera
set
to
the
red
-eye
reduction
function,
the
red
-eye
reduction
lamp lights
up,
gently
illuminating
the
sub-
ject's
eyes
momentarily,
reducing
the
size
of
the
pupils
and
reducing
the
chance
of
the
red
-eye
phenomena
occurring.
When
using
the
image
zone,
the
red
-eye
reduction function
can
be
set
in
the
following
way.
1.
Press
the
red
-eye
reduction
mode
button
(the
flash
button).
•
The
LCD
panel
will
display
the
mark
to
indicate
that
the
red
-eye
reduction
has
been
set.
o
2.
To
switch
the
red
-eye
reduction
function
off,
press
the
flash
button
one
more
time.
•
The
C>
mark
on
the
LCD
panel
will
go
out,
indicating
that
the
red
-eye
reduc-
tion
function
has
been
switched
off.
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